Wherever you grow this tomato, either in enclosures or on open fields, plant them individually and grow from single stems because they’re extremely high yielding. When they ripen and get their characteristic red beefsteak color, and the green fades from their shoulders, these 200 g-average fruits can travel well and keep for long durations because of their good hardness. As they’re maturing they will fend off cracking and diseases, but not your cravings once you’ve tasted them.

Your field will look more attractive when you plant Kazanova. It’s tall, and its fruit is large, hard, and fleshy, so you can easily transport it and keep it for long periods. It’s tall, and its fruit is large, hard, and fleshy, so you can easily transport it and keep it for long periods. Fertilize it minimally throughout the season, and it will give you good yields of 6 – 7 kg per plant and average fruit mass of around 250 g. Be sure not to give it too much nitrogen, or the flowers may fall off and you’ll have fewer fruits. Regularly trim sideshoots and grow from one or a maximum of two main stems.

On a tall, moderately lush, and highly disease-resistant plant, you will see hard and fleshy fruits with 3-4 chambers ripen early. You’ll delight in seeing a cluster of 5 to 6 fruits of uniform size, pleasant proportions, and excellent taste. Of each 170-200 g tomato’s mass, only a small percentage goes to waste. Short internodes with two leaves between clusters add to this hybrid’s beauty. That’s why you’ll have as many as 10 clusters all along its up to 2.2 m height. Harvesting will be easy because branches and leaves hang along the stem. Fertilize intensively and constantly with NPK formulations.

From this tall and very vigorous, green-blue-leafed, late hybrid, you will pick large, fleshy, and delicious beefsteak tomatoes. You’ll have 6-7 in a cluster and each will weigh around 220 g. This so-called “Serbian tomato” plant’s lushness will permit you to grow 2, 3, or 4 stems, and its wide-ranging disease resistance will keep it healthy throughout the season. You’ll have a marathon harvest, marathon feast, and marathon sales at the market. It can’t withstand long transport, but has stood for many years as the best-selling Serbian tomato.

If you appreciate extraordinary taste, this hybrid heart will become your favorite tomato. If you grow it in a greenhouse, it will excite you further with its size – up to ½ kg per fruit and 7 – 10 kg per plant in optimal conditions. On average, though, this wonderful taste will be contained in a fruit of around 250 g. This hybrid owes these traits to its parents, but you can maximize them if you give it enough food and water and make sure to trim its sideshoots.

For charm in both salads and gardens, grow this tall cherry beauty in rows with supports or on the ground without pruning sideshoots. When it blushes red in botanical ripeness, harvest whole clusters with 15 – 20 sweet, flavorful, and, with their high lycopene content, health-promoting fruits. Because they command a higher price than other tomatoes, you will earn more, as they grow in the same density as any other tomato – maximum 2.5 plants per m².

Combine PINK, LARGE, and TASTY and you’ll get this variety of beefsteak that’s appreciated by many. Some like it for its taste, some for its up to 1 kg size, but most for both of these. Grow it with support or on a 2 m trellis, with one or two main stems. Protect it regularly, prune sideshoots, and expect to pick large and soft fruits, few to a cluster but full in the hand.

Determinate and suitable for processing, its slightly elongated fruit will charm you first with its pink color and then with its flavor, fleshiness, and hardness. Once you learn how easy it is to grow on short stakes and harvest without stems, you can’t help but grow it next season, and harvest 2 – 3 times, starting early. Offer it to the market at the end of the summer and it will attract customers with its recognizable taste – once they’ve tried it, they will keep returning for this uniquely regal flavor.

Your field will be covered by this processing-friendly variety of determinate and lush bushes that will fill up with large, fleshy, and hard tomatoes. These fruits, weighing around 200 g, will surprise you with their Balkan beefsteak flavor more than any other of the same kind, so you’ll enjoy them fresh as much as processed. Irrigate them regularly and they’ll provide a high yield. Once you start picking, your bucket will be full from the first plant. Protect them post-harvest to ready them for autumn mornings. After the red fruits, get the green ones, too, for pickling.